The September Fine Art & Antiques Auction

A Victorian silver teapot, possibly John Wellby, London 1850, the hexagonally shaped teapot with florally engraved panel detail, upon four conform...

A George V silver tea caddy, D and J Wellby Ltd, London 1930, the carved ivory finial shaped like a pineapple, above a squared shaped caddy with r...

A George V silver mounted glass decanter, Wilmot Manufacturing Co, Birmingham 1915, the associated glass stopper above a plain polished silver col...

An Edwardian silver mounted cranberry glass decanter, Birmingham 1904, the florally embossed silver mounted stopper above openwork mount detailed ...

A Victorian silver mounted glass claret jug, Hilliard and Thomason, Birmingham 1890, the plain polished handle above plain collar, and bulbous gla...

A George V silver teapot, Henry Clifford Davis, Birmingham 1930, the domed cover above bulbous faceted body, upon conforming pedestal base, 14.5cm...

A late 20th century silver goblet, Royal Irish Silver Co, Dublin 1975, the bowl with textured border and gilt interior, upon bark designed pedesta...

A 19th century silver cup (indistinct makers mark and date) Dublin, the twin handles above later embossed decoration, presentation engraving and v...

A Victorian silver mounted glass claret jug, Atkin Brothers, Sheffield, 1894, the angular florally embossed handle above conforming collar with va...

A George V silver bonbon dish, John Charles Lowe, London 1913, of quatrefoil design with cast rim and swing handle, 11cm wide, with an Edwardian s...

A continental white metal decanter, the flared white metal rim stamped 'sterling' above a tapered glass body, 14.5cm high, with a late 20th centur...

A late 20th century silver christening mug, Jewellery & Metal Manufacturing Co Ltd, Dublin 1973, of tapered plain polished form, 7.5cm high, with ...

A set of two George V silver decanter labels, S J Rose & Son, London 1911, of shaped rectangular design with floral rim, 6cm wide, with two furthe...

A selection of silver, including a George V silver milk jug, Alexander Clark & Co Ltd, Birmingham 1915, the shaped rim above engraved body, upon p...

A George V silver posy vase, Barker Brothers silver Ltd, Birmingham 1933, of plain polished waisted design, 11.5cm high, with a near matched examp...

A pair of Edwardian silver menu/place name holders, Sampson Mordan & Co Ltd, Chester 1903, the plain disc shaped holder on circular foot, 3cm high...

A selection of silver and silver coloured pieces, including a Victorian silver novelty pair of scissors, Rosenthal Jacob & Co, London 1886, modell...

A George VI silver fiddle pattern table spoon, Charles Marsh, Dublin 1824, of typical form, 23cm long, with a commemorative silver caddy spoon, Th...

A group of three early 20th century silver coloured decanter labels, including two ‘whiskey’ examples and a ‘brandy’ example of convex form, longe...

A Victorian silver christening mug, James Dixon & Son, Sheffield 1853, the cast openwork handle above a banded and ivy leaf detailed body, with pr...

An early 20th century gilt metal, enamel mounted dressing table set, comprising mirror, two hair brushes and two clothes brushes, with Art Deco de...

A George V canteen of silver mounted fruit knives and forks, Mappin and Webb, Sheffield 1911, the six place canteen with silver and shaped mother ...

A Victorian canteen of silver mounted fruit knives and forks, Harrison Brothers & Howson, Sheffield 1898, the twelve place canteen with silver and...

A selection of silver and white metal items, including a late 19th century white metal tea strainer, possibly Dutch, of openwork floral design upo...

A selection of silver mounted dressing table jars, including two circular squat glass examples with engine turned decoration to covers, a silver t...

A George V cased set of silver mounted perfume bottles, Wilfred Chidlaw Griffiths, Birmingham 1925, the four cylindrically shaped glass bottles wi...

A Tiffany and Co white metal compact, of rectangular form with engraved initials to the front and reverse, opening to reveal a mirrored interior a...

A George V silver mounted jewellery box, indistinct makers mark, Birmingham 1925, the simulated tortoishell cover of square form with canted corne...

A Victorian silver cruet set, James Dixon & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1897, the ring shaped handle above plain polished quatrefoil base, encompassing th...

A Victorian silver salver, James Dixon & Sons Ltd, Sheffield 1896, the stylised shell cast rim above plain polished well, upon four scroll feet, 3...

A George III silver Old English pattern soup ladle, William Eley I, William Fearn & William Chawner, London 1809, of typical form with engraved in...

A Victorian silver mounted claret jug, Hukin & Heath, Birmingham 1898, the spherical grooved stopper above plain polished silver collar, and lobed...

A George III silver snuff box, John Shaw, Birmingham 1805, of plain polished rectangular concave form, with gilt interior, 6cm wide, 26gms

A George V silver measuring beaker, Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Co Ltd, London 1922, of tapered form engraved with ‘5 ounce’ measurements to inter...

A pair of George V silver wet mustards, Robert Pringle & Sons, Chester 1911, of drum form with grooved handle and borders, 7cm high, gross weight ...

A pair of late 20th century silver mounted pepper and salt mills, ‘RHS’ London 1991, of typical form with silver terminals and wooden bodies, 10cm...

A near pair of George III silver mounted condiment jars, Samuel Godbehere, Edward Wigan & James Boult, London 1801, tallest 15.5cm high, with a Vi...

A cased set of late 20th century silver mounted menu/name holders, WI Broadway and Co, Birmingham 1985, the plain polished disc shaped terminal ab...

A George V associated silver condiment set, Henry Clifford Davis, Birmingham 1933, comprising two pepperettes, two open salts and an associated si...

A Victorian silver wet mustard, Charles Thomas Fox & George Fox, London 1847, the openwork thumbpiece above cauldron form body with engraved flora...

A George V silver mounted epergne, indistinct makers mark, Chester 1912, the central stem with stylised urn shaped terminal and flared rim, above ...

A George III silver snuff box, William Pugh, London 1810, of rectangular form with ribbed design to base and presentation engraving to sides, open...

A Victorian silver combination snuff and vesta case, Neustadt and Barnett, Birmingham 1884, of rectangular form with embossed floral sides, and st...

A pair of George V silver mounted glass butter dishes, Goldsmiths and Silversmiths Co Ltd, London 1932, the oval shaped mounts with Art Deco desig...

A Victorian silver bonbon dish, Aston & Son, Birmingham 1858, the swing handle with openwork detail, above a circular dish with stylised hollyhock...

A selection of silver, including a pair of George III silver Fiddle pattern sugar tongs, William Eley I & William Fearn, London 1816, 14.5cm long,...

A group of seven George III silver spoons, all later embossed with berry decoration, including a pair of Old English pattern spoons, George Smith ...

A pair of George III silver Hanoverian pattern spoons, possibly Rosenthal, Jacob & Co, London 1809, later embossed with berry decoration and with ...

A group of three silver letter openers, including a late 20th century example, ‘LGS’ London 1975, with florally engraved detail to terminal, 23.5c...

A late 20th century silver combination pen knife and letter opener, ‘SJR’ Sheffield 1973, the engine turned pen knife opening to reveal single bla...

A George III silver marrow scoop, James Beebe, London 1815, of typical form, with family crest to reverse, 22.5cm long, 1ozt

A late 20th century silver letter opener, A Chick and Sons Ltd, London 1977, the fleur de lis designed terminal above plain tapered blade, 25.5cm ...

A pair of George III silver ‘berry’ spoons, the Old English pattern spoons with later embossed decoration and sifter holes to bowls, 21cm long, 3o...

A Victorian silver bead pattern soup ladle, Chawner and Co, London 1874, of typical form, 34cm long, 8ozt

A Victorian silver Kings Pattern soup ladle, Charles Boyton II, London 1899, of typical form, 33cm long, 9ozt

A George III silver Old English pattern soup ladle, Robert Wilson, Edinburgh 1800, of typical form with initial to terminal, 38cm long, 5ozt

A cased set of Elizabeth II silver gilt teaspoons, Barker Brothers Silver Ltd, Birmingham 1953, with cast detailed stems leading to engraved bowl,...

A 19th century vanity case, partially marked for William Neal, London 1842, with six silver mounted dressing table jars, removable tray revealing ...

The Twelve Roman Spoons, sculpted by David Cornwell FRSA ARBS, struck in solid silver, a cased set of twelve silver teaspoons with terminals depic...

A limited edition silver trophy plaque, designed by John Skeaping R.A, the circular plaque with central depiction of ‘Dahlia’ with certificate sta...